The Sun. — London, England, 1809-05-22 00:00:00

1- 0 : . .. - 4 . . FIF'TII, BULLETIN. t • " From the dinperial Camp at Erns, 4 th May, 1809 " On the Ist of May General Oudinot,,after hav ing made 1400 prisoners, penetrated beyond Riett.l, where took 400 inure, so that he this day to* 1500 men without firing a siii B le.gun. " The ti.tvit of Brannan was a strong place of sufficient iinportance, -since it commanded abridge ore the rive , which forms the frontie,r of Austria. • ' 3 spirit or inconsistency, worthy this weak Ca ?ltlet, it cl.fsiruyed a fs.n•tress .situated On a frontier where it u , iist be' of grtat utility,. in order to build one a r Comorn„ , in . midst of Hungary. Poste rity will with (balcony CreLht this excess of inconsist they and ft:4ly. " The Emperor arrived at Ried on the 2d of May, at one of the morning, and at Lambach,at Lue of the after'. c)11 of a he same day. ,7 " At Ricci Were found an establishment of eight sets of military ovens, and Magazines oontaining 10,000 quintals of flour. . . " The bridge Of Lambach, on the Traun, had been cut by the enemy"; it was re-established during , the day. ' " On the same day the Duke of . lstria, com manding the cavalry, .and the Duke of Montebello, • with the corps of Uodinot, entered Weis. In this town were found a bakery, 1 :),or 15,600 quintals of flour, and magazines of wine and brandy. '" The Duke of Dant zit:, who arrived the sotlt of f April at Salliburg, instantly caused, one brigade to march. towards icufstein, aril another towards Ra- stadt, m the direetion of the Italian roads. His ad'. vauced guard, pursding General iellachicli, forced lrim from the strong putt at Coiling. " On the lit of May, rite liead , quarters of the • buke Rivoli were at Scharding. Atijutant Ge neral Tiniqualye, cOrn.oanding the advanced guard (11 the division of Si, Cyr, met at Reidau on the road to Neutnarck, with the advanced guard of the ( "env. ' Thb Woreilibt.;rg light-horse, the Baden d'rogo ,, tis, and three companies of Vultigeurs 01 the -; 4th regiment of the French line, as soon as they Perceived the enemy, attacked and pursued him to Neutriarck. They killed 50 men, and took 500 prisoners. " The Baden dtagoons valiantly charged an half battalion of the regitnent oft JordiS, and compelled them to lay down their anus. Lieut.-ColOnel D'Ern tnerade, who commanded them, had his horse pierced with stabs from the bayonet. Major Salute (:rut:{ took with his own hand a flag from the eve ruY. Our loss consists of three men killed, and 5U wounded. " The Duke of 11,11;01i -continued his march on the 2d, and arrived at Lintz .on the ad. The 'Archduke. Lewis and General Hiller, with the remains of their t u ri' 6 , 'reinforced by a ,reserve of .grenathers,•and by that the country could afford them, were be hire, the Zrauu , wit.n a. 5,090 men but menaced being ifirti,d by the Duke or i'vtoniebeilo, t hey proceeded to Ebersberg , in order to pass the " On' the. ad, the Duke of Istria And General Oadinot maNhed tnwirk.ts Ehersberg, and effected a juin:non with the Duke of liivdii . r. They met the 'Austrian rearguard before Enersuerg: The intrepid batta;ions of itrattleurs or the Po, and the Cur 6teati Hit,eut s, pursued the eheniy, v; ho was pass iiig OietbidBe, clove into the river, ttie.: cannon, \v3,:gons, and frotnit.ro 900 men,' and (sink 'in the tot'.ll 'ruin 3 to 4 WO Wen, the,eiterny had lett there for its .dett.?l,e.e. Gen, Claparede, whose lciv2ticed guard was these lxittations, - pursued them. haltd d at k..herspeig, and found, 30,000 Au-,' ltridns ocouping a superb position. 'lnc Duke ceif passed the bridge with lit..cavi.dry, in order ro auppori the division, and...the Duke 'of Revolt oidered his adVancedguaid to be strengthened by the main body (A the, army. The remains of. the cori:s of Princ dial' General Hiller were lust Wlt.llollt 111 this extreinedaner, the enemy sit bre to the, town, which was .built, ot wuud. 'the tite•' ,spread in an instant in every diredion. The bridge was soon chveloPA and the fiaineisetzed the j .isiN, wili,en it was necessarylo cut. 'Neither the cinairy for infantry was able to aet ; and 'the divWnti . of c••la, arctic alone, with only tour pieces' of catmint, Cuglit dining three hours against 30,000 men. battle of- finersberg is one of ttie finest , military oc currences, the me:nory of which eau be preserved ! by hi:L•ry. . • • • " The enemy seeing the division of Claparede cut off without any communication, advanced three times 4 gaitbsl it, mid WkiPl always receited and stopped by I :lyotic:t. 4tieil.lll, after a labour of three hours,. I : l e'Wets tinned. iiside,'and a passage opytted., 1 General of Division Legrand, with ifie itit'aitty and the 18th ct the line, ruarctied to-'' ‘`'art_" tile which the - seeetny' had. occupied fine me n , Ti l e sappers `broke iu . the doois, I, :c:riztines having 'reached' the Castle, tiro who • it hit perished 'there. . General Legrand alter ; 7: 4 '6 1111:cileki to the 'assistance of c.2,laparede's di -I'l'l'. General Dta'osnel,, who . advanced to the it Vigre, with 1000' horse, joined biinsell tut into,' til,o ellolllV was obliged to retreat with great L On the first report of these events, the ' ll9l, .h4d,,liitn3elf marched up the right shere,Ayith ,I se : ilivioon s of Nansoutz and Molitor. " Who retreated with the greatest'ira tirtived‘t night, at Enns, burnt the bridge, atid contintied his flightson the road to Vienna. kiis I(h4 cu!:4sts of 1:!,000 men, •:)1 W hien 1500:are loners, We also possess four pieces of cannon, and , U.talluaTu9• fit. division of Claparede„ which constitutes. Wirt uf Are Frenad l iarb of Undinot, covered itselt with. T, C3 7. It hits lent 300' men killed and tioo Wbundeth 10 impettfosity. 4 ,t the t trailleurs of the Po,. and.the I° rsicalt.. tirailleurit, attracted the attention of our hiulge, town, zind ,the pusiiiOn 'at be lasting monuments of. their. 441 ruge. The traveller will stop and gay--' -It id tier`, troth these superb 'Positions, twin this -long uridge, and this castle so, strong , from its situation; that Oti piritty or 351000 Austrians' was-driven - .into I titt'by 7000 Frenchmen.' - Cohorti; General of Brigade, an Officer of siu gclar hitrepidity, had his horse killed '.under. Cardenan and Lendy:weie killed, " A' company lit - the Corsican battalinn pur -1141ing amps-enemy itito- the woods, made ,alone 700 prisoners. " During the affair of Eheriberg, the Duke' ( f brirfge'which the enemy 1 i ktlt: The Empen4r shseps to-day at Erns, in the , castle of Prince Auerspc4g : io-morrow will be spent in rebtaildi:'ig the bridge: " Tne Deptitie, or the States - of Lipper Austria . were pre.ented to his Majesty at his - Bivauac at Ehersberg. . " ,The citizens of all classes, and from all the pro vinces, allow that the Emperor Francis IL is the att gressar : they expect _great' changes, and admit that the' House of Austria lags mtrited all its misfortunes. They accuse,' et en openly, the teel4o, obstinate, and perfidious charaCter of their &xi:reign, as the author of 'hair afilctions :; they manifest the deepest gratitude for the generosity which the'Eniperor Na poleon sliewed towards - the capitarand coulitrieS he had conquered. In common with all Europe, they are 'indignant at the resentment and hatred which the Etnperor Francis hai nut cea sed to . nourish against a nation which had been so noble and mag nanimous towards him. Thus in the opinion even of the subjeets'of our enemy; victory is on the side of the good cause. SIXTH BULLETIN. • Saint Po llen, May 9. " The Prince of Ponte Corvo, whO commands, the gth corps, composed in a great Measure of the, Saxon aril)); and,which has marched near the Bo hetnian fr.tiner, spreading disquietude every where . , has caused the Saxon General Gufsehmitt to march to Egra. 'This General has been well received by . the inhabitants, whom he has ordered to dismiss the I s andwOr (militia); On the 6th, the - head-quarters of the Prince of P , ..rneCorro were at 1.54. between Botiermi and Itatisbon. " One Sesnil, a sort of robber, who was covered with crimes during th e last cat paign of Prin.sia, and who had olyained the rank of Colonel, has deserted from Berlin with his whole regiment, and repaired to Wittemberg, on the Saxon troutier.. He has en vironed that town. General Le'stocq has issued a Proclamation against him as a deserter. This ridi culbus tuutement I%as concerted with the party which wished to send ; lire and blood through many. " His Majesty has ordered.tlie:' formation of a corps of observation of the Ember wirich will be com tnatided by the Duke of Waimy, and composed of 60,000 men: The advanced guard is ordered . to proceed to Hamm'. " The Dui,e of :Motrtebello crosseol the Enns . at Bteyer on the 4th; and arritemi on the 511) at Am . - stetten, where he met, the enemy s advanced . guard.. Colbert, General ,a 1 . Brigatie, caused the Q.Otti yegi ment of terse chasseurs to charge •a regitnehr of 'Mos, of whom 500 were taken. The young ,Lauriston, 18 years of age, and who but six months age, was a page, alter a sing - elsr combat, vanquished the Commander of the titans, and himpri soner. His Majesty has granted.him the decoration. of the Legion ,pt Honour. " On . the Oth'ihe Duke of Montebello arrived at at.Molek, ne Duke of at A.mstetten, and the Duke of .4tlers . iacit• at latltZ. • • • " Tho recii4 . lns of the 6wes of the Archdul'ie Lc , ais and Gent;ralllur quitted Saint Poen the Itin Two-thirds L, , ,cd the Danube at Ciems tittey were pursued to 'ilatitern, where the bridge was found broken : the other third took the dnec tion of Vienna. " Bth, the head-quarters of the Emperor were,at St. Patten. The bead-quarters ot the Duke ot Montebello 'are to-day at'Siarifikneti,..n. , The Duke of Ilintzier.is marching from Salts burg to Inspi:ueli, inortlet to attack in the rear the `detaelnnen s w hi. h tits c! , emy tr, , s still in the Ty rol, and which truninetilhk: frontier.; 44 B avar i a , " In the eell:irg ut the •Aohz-y ot Mulch were • 'found several thou and bottles its, wine, "'t hick are very usetul for, the army. not till beyond Molck that the wine country hi , gins. " follows from ale acyDtint, delivered in, that the army has found, since th e p , sage ot tt.e Inn, in the ditkrcnt inagazines.ot the enemy, 40,000:Into tali, 400,000 rations of hibtu,ts, ;10(1 soot:. hundred thousand: or ralions of .hrea.i. Auitri::. had fo rme d th es emagazines in order to march 19M . ard. • alle;) have been of great use to us..". The Anniversary . Dii,ner of the Royal Society of 111thici ins at WiLtas'sllnoins Saturday last, was attctidt.d by a very layc paity . d_ its protei.iinisal and honotarY ntt rtiburs,4lS welL'as by a great number of visitors ;• the Earl of leouTvscuti in the (..shair. to addition to the usual vocal-and - in;itrumental pieces, wlni;:b at this meeting are so admirably pci formed, a hew Glee, .41cent - up:lied by 1. witui instrottomts, was Koch:wet:li. which -alfurf.ted a high grAitication, and was loudly _encored. It 'will . be observe that the iuusie was composed by Dr. CROICII..; The following appropriate hi Nvhicli are ascribed to F. NEWBERY, E:q. were ilis.ritui:ed autonb theculn patty ;--- , iNvocArtotv. TO SY 61 PAT HY. watxrett foit ANNIVSRSARY MILTING OP RILL ROYAL iOCIZry OF stustetAsts. Sympathy ! divinely bor... Sweet soother of the soul I ho seek'st the helpless and tea,lotrt, To aid with kind conttoul.. 'Tis to cheer Ole minstrel's heart. When low his 6.31:14 are runninif When voie'e denies its art; '" His hands I`or4et their . When gone, anti in the grave he rats, Borne down by weight of years ; • thine to 'hush . thesirphates - ciies, • And dry •the widow's tears.., - • • Then shall the sous of t.ong fejoice, • Thcir grateful ;,trains And every hetit in eVer Shall celebrate thy praLe. Every liberal mind must rejoice to see'rnerit meet with di le r e ward:- It is with this thAt we' observe the increasing' pppularity ratrnn:,Ge quiredby Acl:im'AtAtsbes REPU:; I TOli of Li -• T ERATU it E, FA 311 TO NS, ' SiC. tivh ch; unlike'tifosi ' o f it s ooliteinpvt.+lie3, displays in. each Stioei:ediug Nu ni ed arid oxce:i4,4nce. So etctisive her angment is the detnal:cl ,tor thii :interesting that, though the . First Volume is not yet cotrykted, three Editions of saint; of the Nauitie.is 114vc been t4ken - air; • '4%4 ' • R zikt; vir oVFICL,tL itErtnc;: 1 ,4 30!•i cdpißiAL BOVAL' i4l;!`,r. "fires w,s.ite from the „Court - of.hiS : Majesty the F.,tni•eror at Strengltcrg, tinder the- date of the ~gtlt as fdllows enga4,enient which f4idd -I.‘l,lrilial Hiller gave on the ult.• near',-Neu mark, took place against. the I,.'retich Marshal lies isieres, with three French and uric Ilavnrian sand was very obstinate and bloody. General Hiller . cannot sufficiently .praise the courage and resolute nessof the troops. The two regiruents of infantry,' Kletieelt and Ducca have Orticulatly proved what, . resolute, foot soldiers are able to do, even against vAry, > His Majesty after the t a6tiun prc:scrited. the. Field-Marshal Hiller with the CrOss of Commander' of the Order of Maria Theresa., The two, corps united tinder theeommand of the said ltteld-Marshal retreated towards the. Inn, on the.2Bth of April, with the 2d corps of reserve. IA .consequence of the advice that the Grand Army, - near Ratisben, had gorieen the.left back of the aintibe, they drew up near Old Petting, On the -.t35111, these corps march ed by Buckhausen to Altheini, t& be ready-for the defence of the 17prer and shal' Lienteitant,,feilachich is stationed,near Rosen- . beim and Wa'SSerburg, and keeps up the communi cation with TYiol as by iitttliediaie posts with that of the corps of • Fteiri.Marshal Leutenant Hil-- ler. 'On the E. 26111 in the afternoon,lhe enemy from PassaU repulsed our -weak post on the - Inn, at its entrance into the Danube. At the same time a de ta:hnient of the di% is4ar of Le' Grun,t appeared be fore- Scharding, where the bulge kind been removed, planted artillery, .set fire to soniebons,a in-the town, an,d did ,not ask' the replacing of the bridge before they had threatent:d to reduce the I.vbule place to ashes. ‘.‘. By the infantry stationed at Scharding the res toration of the .bridge was prevented till. night by discharges, of artillery and • Intisketi•V ; Wit Field- Marshal . ; Lieutenant DeAlorich, who led on a weak delachnaerit of troops, wholotri before thAt blockaded the fortress of oherhaos, and three battalions of Mi litia with him, having r ‘ eceired adViCe of the enemy's advancing from Passau on the tight bank of the Inn, ‘vas,obliged to. leave Scharding, and went towards Taref kirchin. '' On t! , 2 2 t h the enemy's patroles appeared w•er Selmrding. The enemy kept the town oceu bmc we have no advice of , their being in great numbers on this 4icie of theinti: " The enemy's advancing farther on the road to Efftbet 'is not apprehended, as the ; corps under ,Field Marshal Lieutenant Hitler is advancing dovto the Inn. , On the mir the advanced guard under 1(lajoi-:General Gouge .Redohy :was in Obernberg, went down farther triw;ris, Scharding. The sec 3rd corps of. reserve was near Althebn, and the rest Rf the army near Weng, :ail advancing- in such a manner, I h.pt a bank was.expeded. • • •" Front 0,6 Grand Army intelligence has been received of the :26th o Oo die 2.4 th, the nrrny ti rched through. Bruck seed eb2irl), k`thotrt herhrg . LitiOl ! ,-sted by the enemy. ImperiAl High:less-41w Archduke Generalissimo , took: an advantageous, position btAlind the RI% er Re sen. .k - nrc . the fast and - second carpi or the army , who had not at all solfered joined the rest. In this his linperiAl t-lighne,s intends to let , the troopi ret tor some days, being tned by such long *then JO t he .eneniy ' s titocernenta in 411 direzlions, and avail him,elt of such opportn tlit - as rug) , offer tear tanrthe i onterprizJr. When ho h . repnrts ut preaway,.the arrny had F?een twodayi in the camp of Chain without any enemies'appear- MoncV and,ammunition , , has , beeti sent to the Tyrol. Field-Marshal Chasiollar has advanced from lospfock to Tient, where by certaitl'acivices a sinall corps of Freneboxo and lidvariatis isitemtned in.— 'The army. in It:dy has cried the : Piave, and , Marshal Cliwt:liar was waking tno‘ewents from Trent against lalY." FOUIITEENTII OFFICIAL RkPOBT THE IMPERIAL , RiIYAL ARMY . 'Contains advices respeaing the eatlier operations' 'ot . the war from tire 191 h to the 25th of April, from the head.quarters,-of .the Atchdoke Charles, at Kat zeitheig, sear Chain, of the r: ,&4t of April. This report anougsvotherahings says— On the.'l2tith, •the Archduke, Charles advanced to the Convent of ltrihr to prevent the jimaion of the Marshal Davailit with the three Bavarian divi sions. An engr r ts , .rnerit took place ; both parties fought with itirleribable obstinacy till night, and the loss was .great on both sides. • Both officers and men bchaved.! like:l)4o)es. The .Generala were al ways at the head r t tiitir troops. Field-Marshal Lieutenant Prittceof'Hiitnenzollern, aria - . Gent Prince. Louis Qt person, seized'ilie colours, and tushed amidst a murderous fire into• the wired. N'ight set' in , 'and the 4th col Ps maintaituld the field ,( f tf,baitle without being ;ink: to gain 'le heights of Abaci). The roomy pool red by this advantage, and, effe.fiect tinsir along the Dannbe, with the .Bavarian army., ‘.‘ Ire the, battle on the *34, the enemy broke up with' i 6 regiments4)f l'ayatiy at cifiC.4 throng h•Schier ling into the " It was not t o'clock in Aid - afternoon the - enemy's horse ' :n breaking .throngh, and 'Touting, by beitsoporan ity rol,number, three of 4,0 r reginhf9ts of lignt horse, who had held out bravely. 'liiiperidl ininiediately ordered tour regiments of cnirasiiers to lissten to reinforce them ; br.t the enemy followed up their advantages' so doily, and inlaid) Superior numht,trs, that these too `were obliged to give., way, and pursued as far ass Traubling against Batist)ori•; the int.irnry o the 3d corps were forced to.,quit their .1S the enemy had alrealry out winged them. " }assign of thoparmbe, near Ratisbon, hap- s • paned at Woad day, on the 24th, in the face of the, enetny, - ' udder theArrotedion of our artillery and cavalry, that kelat,oti the enemy's, attacks for four 'hotirs. • On our plrt,Generali Pik ice Rohan and Schil. ler are also W m We have lost soe batteries, their train and hams loving been shut." _ 'Awe following Wen:ming particulars respell:ling the. pr(vgress rit the institte6tOns aro extratted trorn the Gvrtrnti - Papers'es.r.civeil last night, " - Sttottts-br rats ELIIR, MAY 12.—According to private ietteri twat firunimick tit the ityth lush the ia,)lcl bi - Ailt 3 .\biljor 'Von Schiff has passed taTOpglll,l4lt,,city on his way to the : mines ortiaq. He is :Ad to have sent his Jekiehation to 'die Kin of Prd6sia, and to have a forceol Hessian, Prussia n ,. and Hanoveiiati itsdhrents, exceeding 40,0ti0 —General•BLtioyait'iii.lon, a 'CAO4I ,ot Cavalr), formerly Adiutlint to his tallier, the Centrai, is r' rd to be second in command' u'od,ir this surprising 9t.E. cer, who is said to have obtained a' eotninission of a Colonel in the Austrian ser% ice. a In Cassel, H inovet, Zell, ,and ppatietehrly in Magdeburgh, the military tire in cons:at.t •alatin .about him, they fear a vkit Prom hint (Neil as far as Hamburgh and Lubeck, taere tt:e p.ntioani or the French formerly treated the poor Pres,ian outliers so ill after the battle of Lubtfek. The gth Dutch ,regiment 'that inarche l from . Rarnbitrgh to Casiel, consisting of Pros. slaps, forced into the Dutch service, wh . le prisoner; of war ; have joined Colonel Sca,ILL, with most of their Officers. "6over, Lubeck, Bremen, and Pomeranil, are now without almost,any.troOps, and ‘‘ , /le a Bri . - tish army to latid immediately, 20',000 wen !night march up the country as far as Frankfort, and would be joined by Thousandsof volunteers, particularly i n Hatinor and WestphaliA." o the - MeasUres adopted against NI jot- SC UILL by JRApkta BONAPAATE, the tbilOWitig 'srllcait:ll( is given in` the German Papeis CASSU, MAY 6.—SettiLL.has turned a chief of robbers, has been declared an outlaw, and passed through Anhalt to i)..l.itisieldt towards the - moaataing of the Harz. ROYAL DECREE, MAY s, acct. Or&ring shunt the, Prussiats Major SCHILL, and prottosin; to those whai stop and 'ittrreucicr tlos sum of o,ouu franks. / .0 We, Jitaoma NAvot.soN, by the Grace_ of (.1)d and the Constitutions, King of Westphalia, Frvticii Prince, Bre. &c. " Whereas the PrUssian Major SCH_ILL kept up secret intelligence in the district of Bulefeldt, de partment of the Weser, to excite discontent and pro voke insurrection. " As he has dared.to pass armed with a troop of armed horse-men through the territory of 'several confederate States, rand to come into our own with-. out — any authoriiatinu of the Prus:iiati Government, which hhs not till now brolten the peace, and scents to ditclaim him ; • " AS a Similar at the same lime, repre sents him as a ,Pruisivi desei:to - , arid as a s,r)9!..itor Vt the law of nations, µlimb 'regard to all the Statoi wli;eh he has trespvised retiJers llitri like a pirate who wages war \Odium lettgs'ot tnarque, and pniting him on a footing with bands of armed batiditt i ; We order all Military Corntuandants and Civil ,Rtficprs to hunt .hitp,' pursue him, Like him into custody, Saud seize hins, and. take 11,in into cu s tosly dead or alive. . " We command all the cosnroune,„)nd theit)in habiwnts, under pain °fining co, vat,. to obey every requisition, addresie i to them oft, t his . Subjett. . . " will and comtnaiid, that 'to him or thoqe who shall arrest or surrenditr him, the suns of 10,410 franks, to be paid out of our Trea,tiry,_ ,4 D one in o o r R o y a l Pal cc at CAssel; May ,60), .1809, in the thir4 year of oil (Sig ne il) .I,EktoME NAP OLEON .' (Sipel,l)" , " The Mini,ter nd S. Stale, " Count VON' FURSTELIT,UtIift,': MADGEISpROIi t MAX 9.--The corps of Scarr.u. who are assuredbearsa 'I3 Anstria i n ;Colonel, ,is always ,hovering atlont our environs.— They speak here of another corps, under the vo'tn mand of the Captain 'of „Cavalry is, alarmed here. • In the night , of the 7th it being rumoured that some Hussats of SCHILL had been Seen in the neigh bourhood of this:city, the 6 h regitnent,of Weitpha. lian infantry mirehed out _through different gales; 'but returned in tli' night ; they.coUldmett no ene my." new Hi F ildesieben,,Nict leagues from here, where SoktiLi. :was t.l the 7th inst. he seized the royal chests: . '' the engageuient too.. piece on tb e, p t h inst. near Dodendorl, the iiiiiabwints say 'l6 Melt, including two of SCNiLL's Qtficrs, it wounded officer, Mr. VON 10111?el1y Lieu:rnaw ' ti t the regiinetit of Prince. of wie,e , icr gary,ison here, with 17 inhers . , Wcre brought, in pri soners here.--We also expeo two I)atch regiments . . ‘e This day Sc.:lbw:6 head-quarters were at (.411- ditz; threOeitgues f - roiri hence." .MadameStnto RI:, an actress at. Vienna, has been banished. the A , ,lstrian : Stipes, tbrhat'ing harhyuted in her house a French En.,;itier, in the disguise of servant. On the, Ist of Oaober Islst wns mairie,), by the Rev. J. VAIRMAN, 4. , ! Esq. Caputo of his Majesty ' s ship Niliti ELIZA BAK- Low; eidest daughter of Sir Geor,oB flitdoio Low, I3,irt. arid K, B. Governor of Fort St. Geuite, Madras. SMITH ri OA) m ARict - r, tia &V 22. "This day's tnarktA ha a, middling supply of pri , aT a.msts, and the show of (2.att: , .., in general wa4 to. Ic.robiy good ; 3eelifind Veat ar , ,de.4);er than our ,iact report ; Lamb is cheaper ; Mutton and Pork sup port last' prices, and the trAdo for the 'most' part was pretty brisk. .The sales in the Kly . IClarket w . ete soinew hat rely Straw I , ttehed a betto• pricoi,tkin Friday's HaY Market; Cloves continue the sar lw 'll9 We annex awacetarate statetntrit of the prices and:numbers. . To sink the 011:11 per 4tone of 81b. • _ iseet - i(e. Sd. 'to ss. 'Ma `.fit. V) 59. r,3. Veal 48, 8:1, to '6s. B,l.—Vork 45 81. ett 4 ;tillub 6,. 61 to Bentiil4343.—Sheep and I.arnbsossozoo.—Calves, Pigs, 25 3. Hay 51% ss. od. to 61. ins. ad.— Straw ii. it cl. tu Clover 61. t os. od. to g). as. 04. Cons-EXCHANGS, NIAV ee.—Thre are tv:t many fresh arrivals of ArJteat to day, but the supply on hand are rather con-i&.:ra,tilt , _; fine sampki arc! !!t a small increase in pftra; Orki t sColi 4 , t variation.--itiatley io p:enty,,,ana hr,tuvy side at il.ke late rnduction.—.ZOt 11.Rthly 'l4st prk2e4.--pt:Ae and Beads of t% l klrktr, 1.,!r1 1 bot there are large snpo , , , s, inost 4 ) 1.:1 , 111;.), I Itt: ti 3llS luEi and. scarcely, at iait'oarency.—Siiits 01 i' " AOLIC is last week: